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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
6
A banking notice explains that interest is payable on both term and savings deposits. The policy outlines rates or ranges, eligibility, and compounding details as applicable to customers and accounts.
Claus Spreckels amp Co Bankers Honolulu tt T H W San Francisco Agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Draw Exchange on The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London The Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyon Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loans made on approved security Commercial and Travelers Credits Insted Bills of Exchange bought and sold.
The First American Savings and Trust 60 subscribes capital of $200,000 with $100,000 paid up. Cecil Brown is cashier and P. Robinson is president or vice president. Office at Corner Fort and King Streets. Savings deposits received with annual interest at 4 1/2 percent. Rules and regulations available on application.
The Yokohama Specie Bank outlines its operations and branch listings including Antung Hang Kau Chefoo Palay Bombay Hongkong Honolulu Kobe Leoyang London Lyons Mukden Nagasaki Newchwang New York Peking San Francisco Shanghai Thentsin Tokio Osaka. The bank performs collection duties, issues drafts and letters of credit and conducts general banking business. Honolulu Branch, 67 King St.
The record lists officers including President W. M. Alexander and Second Vice President L. T. Pook, with three vice presidents, treasurer Paxton and secretary W. C. O. Smith. It names directors and agents for several companies: Haiku Sugar, Paia Plantation, Mani Aran, Kihei Plantation, Hawaiian Sugar, Kahuku Plantation, Kahului Railroad, Haleakala Ranch, and Honolua Ranch.
In Honolulu Castle & Cooke, Ltd appears as an agent for multiple entities including sugar plantations Waialua Agricultural Co Ewa Plantation Co Kohala Lager Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co and equipment suppliers Fulton Iron Works Wahiawa Water Co Geo F Blake Steam Pumps Weston’s Centrifugals and insurers New England Life Insurance Co Aetna Fire Insurance Co National Fire Insurance Co and American Steam Pump Co with London and Hartford based firms mentioned in association.
Wm. Irwin Co officers list with WM. IRWIN as President and Manager MO. D. SPRECKELS as 1st Vice President W. M. GIFFARD as 2nd Vice President RICHARD IVERS as Treasurer W. F. WILSON as Secretary C. Auditor names included. Also notes affiliations with Oceanic Steamship Co Western Sugar Refining Co Baldwin Locomotive Works Universal Mill Co Oil Transportation Co listing multiple entities in San Francisco Philadelphia New York and more.
Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookala Sugar Plant Co Onomea Sugar Co Honomu Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co Pepeskee Sugar Co and Planters Line of San Francisco Packets. List of officers includes M. Cooke President George Robertson Vice President and Manager E F Bishop Treasurer and Secretary F W Macfarlane Auditor P C Jones C M Cooke and J R Galt Directors.
Under the terms of the terng tt dey the Kohuwla Sugar Company will pay thirty thousand dollars of its bonds on August 1, 1907 with warranted interest. Bond numbers to be paid are to be provided.
Time table shows outward trains to Watanae Kahuku Pearl City Waianae and Waipahu with morning and afternoon slots. Inward arrivals to Honolulu from Kahuku Waianae Ewa Mili Pearl City and Wahiawa listed with post noon and evening times. The Holetwa Limited runs Sundays from Honolulu at 8 22 and returns at 7 20 p m with two stops at Pearl City and Waialua.
In a perilous night, the tug Tide, joined by the little You and Halibed, towed the stricken ship Freedom through dangerous wind and surf. As the crew endured a grueling gale, Captain Titcomb commanded a final, decisive maneuver to anchor the vessel in a safe haven, prompting cheers and a weary celebration aboard the rescue craft.
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